Experience
Nationals Programs Coordinator August 2015-September 2016 || THE CENTER FOR MIND-BODY MEDICINE, Washington, D.C
  • Provided customer service via email and phone describing mind-body medicine programs and the connections of self-care, healing trauma, and preventing provider burnout
  • Organized and manage professional training logistics including: hotel management, registration systems, payments & billings, scholarship applications, continuing education credit applications, and customer service
  • Evaluated and implement program and systems changes to National programs and organization, including an updated travel and file-hosting system
  • Provided clerical and administrative support, including: scanning, photocopying, printing, database entry, transcription, appointment scheduling, supplies management, shipping, and paper and electronic document filing.
Student Staff Member August- May 2015 || THE WOMEN’S CENTER AT UMBC, Baltimore, MD 
  • Planned two independent projects on intersectional issues of gender and culture, including a roundtable on immigration and its intersections with violence against women 
  • Created a user-accessible Sexual Assault and Relationship Violence Resource Card for the UMBC Community 
  • Organized and leading semester-long events on relationship and sexual violence, including Take Back The Night and The Clothesline Project
  • Designed flyers, social media posts, and other marketing materials for Women’s Center events
  • Managed administrative duties for the center including social media, library checkout, and email lists 

Public Interest Communications Intern June-August 2014 || TRUST FOR AMERICA’S HEALTH, Washington, D.C. 
  • Conducted literature research on child welfare, specifically early childcare neglect, abuse, and trauma • Wrote a summary of reports from literature research to be incorporated into the organization’s report on Child Welfare and Health
  • Attended national conferences to report best practices to the organization 
  • Participated in online health webinars and reported information to the Head of Public Affairs 

Chapter President || PHI MU FRATERNITY FOR WOMEN, Baltimore, MD December 2013- 2014PHI MU FRATERNITY FOR WOMEN, Baltimore, MD December 2013- 2014 
  • Facilitated mediation meetings to resolve interpersonal and business related issues, including relationship health, fraternity crises, and conflict resolution 
  • Structured and led weekly chapter and executive board meetings and delegated tasks and responsibilities within the organization 
  • Developed educational presentations on Relationship Violence for fraternity members 
  • Established collaborative fundraisers with the Relationship Violence Prevention Advocates Group and the fraternity 

Legal Intern December 2014- April 2015 || THE ESPERANZA CENTER- CATHOLIC CHARITIES, Baltimore, MD 
  • Organized legal case files by paper and by computer, through a legal software (LawLogix) for Immigration Adjustment cases (specifically related to Violence Against Women Act cases)Organized legal case files by paper and by computer, through a legal software (LawLogix) for Immigration Adjustment cases (specifically related to Violence Against Women Act cases)
  •  Translated Spanish documents to be used for legal case files
  •  Created a Spanish resource card for Domestic Violence Victims in Baltimore CountyCreated a Spanish resource card for Domestic Violence Victims in Baltimore County 
  • Interviewed a domestic violence survivor and client for 3+ hours to structure a personal declaration for her case